Literature Reference: 玄之又玄，众妙之门。—— 《道德经》 Mystery upon mystery, the gateway to all wonders. Source from 'Dao De Jing'.
玄: Cultivated and erudite.
Meaning: Profound and mysterious, symbolizing the depth and wisdom of the universe.
谯玄 (Qiao Xuan)
An official of the Han Dynasty, known for his expertise in the 'Yi Jing' and 'Spring and Autumn Annals', served as a court counselor and later as a senior advisor.
欧阳玄 (OUYANG XUAN)
A Yuan dynasty official, scholar, and calligrapher, ranked third in the imperial examination in 1315, known for his works 'Gui Zhai Wen Ji' and the novel 'Kui Che Ji'.
沈玄 (Shen Xuan)
A Ming Dynasty physician and poet from Wuxian, known for his medical expertise and poetry collection 'Qianzhai Ji'.